Sony BVE-700 Manuel utilisateur

Editing Control Unit

BVE-700

Supplement 1

SoftwareVersion 1.10

[English]

Manual to be supplemented

BVE-700 User’s Guide

1st Edition

Software Version 1.00 and Later

Printed in Japan

2000.08.13

2000

BVE-700 (SY)

3-205-042-01(1) Sony Corporation

Communication System Solutions Network Company

This User’s Guide describes additional functions and changes in

Version 1.10 of the BVE-700.

Use the pages of this supplement to replace the corresponding pages

in your copy of the User’s Guide.

Pages which are not present in the existing User’s Guide are additions.

Chapter 1 Names and Functions of Parts — Control Panel 1-9

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6Scratchpad

Displays data entered from the numeric

keypad (see page 1-19). Also displays

error messages and setup menu items and

settings.

7TITLE section

TITLE

T-TRNS

TITLE

EXT

KEY

MATTE

1TITLE (T-TRNS) button

2EXT KEY button

3MATTE button

Inserts or removes a title key.

1TITLE (T-TRNS) button

TITLE: Press this button, lighting it, to

superimpose a key signal (title text

signal) on the video. Press this button

again, turning it off, to remove the

superimposed title.

T-TRNS (title transition) (SHIFT +

TITLE): Press this button to insert or

remove a superimposed title over a

preset transition time. To set the

transition time, use the T-TIME

(SHIFT + SPLIT) button in the

ENTRY section (see page 1-21) and

the numeric keypad (see page 1-19).

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2EXT KEY (external key) button

When the TITLE button is lit, press this

button, lighting it, to use the signal

specified in the title key setup menu as the

title key source signal.

When this button is not lit, the key

becomes a self-key, and the key fill signal

specified in the setup menu is used as both

the key source and the key fill signal.

3MATTE button

Press this button, lighting it, to use a color

matte signal generated by the built-in color

background signal generator as a title key

fill signal. (Before pressing this button,

press the TITLE button, lighting it.)

The TITLE MATTE indicator in the

parameter adjustment section (see page

1-11) lights to inform you that you can use

knobs 1 (LUM), 2 (SAT) and 3 (HUE) to

adjust the color of the title text.

8PATTERN EDGE section

1BORDER button

PATTERN EDGE

BORDER

SOFT

REV

2SOFT button

3REV button

Sets and adjusts wipe pattern edges. Also

sets the wipe direction.

1BORDER button

Press this button, lighting it, to attach a

border to the boundary of a wipe pattern.

You can adjust the color and width of the

border with the knobs in the parameter

adjustment section (see page 1-11).

For details about adjusting the color and

width of the border, see “To add border to

the edges of a wipe pattern” on page 4-32.

2SOFT button

Press this button, lighting it, to soften the

edge of a wipe pattern. You can adjust the

degree of softness with knob 2 (SOFT) in

the parameter adjustment section (see page

1-11).

3REV (reverse) button

Press this button, lighting it, to reverse the

direction of the wipe.

For more information about the wipe

direction, see “Reversing Wipe

Directions” on page 4-29.

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4ENTRY section

–X

T-TIME

SPEEDSTART

EDIT NOREEL

SCR GO

TRIM

–1 TRIM

IN OUT

EFF SPLIT

TOTAL DUR

PTTRN

NO TRANS

TIME

GO TO

ENTRY

1TRIM – 1 (–X) button

3IN button

9PTTRN NO (REEL) button

qa GO TO (SCR GO) button

The buttons in the ENTRY section allow

you to display, set, and modify edit data.

Edit data (IN point, OUT point, etc.) for

each VTR appears in the corresponding

time counter display panel. The R-VTR

time counter display panel also displays

data for the edit as a whole (edit start

point, wipe pattern number, etc.).

• Data for the VTRs currently selected in

the PLAYER control section and

RECORDER/PLAYER control section

flashes. You can use the numeric keypad

buttons to modify it.

• When no data has been set, “-- -- -- --” is

displayed.

• Drop-frame mode timecode is displayed

with a dot (•) to the lower right of the

first digit in the minutes position.

• When timecode has been calculated

automatically, a dot (•) appears to the

lower right of the first digit in the frames

position.

• A flashing dot (•) appears to the lower

right of the first digit in the frames

position in data for VTRs with the time

track function (see page 4-57) enabled.

2TRIM + 1 (+X) button

4OUT button

6SPLIT (T-TIME) button

8DUR (SPEED) button

0TRANS TIME (EDIT NO)

button

5EFF button

7TOTAL (START) button

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1TRIM – 1 (–X) button

Trims flashing data in the minus direction.

TRIM – 1 (trim minus 1): When the

displayed data is timecode, subtracts 1

frame from the timecode value. When

the data is DMC playback speed,

reduces the speed by 1%.

–X (minus X) (SHIFT + TRIM – 1):

When the displayed data is timecode,

subtracts 1 second from the timecode

value. When the data is DMC

playback speed, reduces the speed by

10%.

2TRIM + 1 (+X) button

Trims flashing data in the plus direction.

TRIM + 1 (trim plus 1): When the

displayed data is timecode, adds 1

frame to the timecode value. When the

data is DMC playback speed,

increases the speed by 1%.

+X (plus X) (SHIFT + TRIM + 1): When

the displayed data is timecode, adds 1

second to the timecode value. When

the data is DMC playback speed,

increases the speed by 10%.

3IN button

Displays the IN points for each VTR.

Pressing this button while holding down

the CTRL button allows you to set preroll

times directly from the numeric keypad

without using a menu.

4OUT button

Displays the OUT points for each VTR.

Pressing this button while holding down

the CTRL button allows you to set preroll

times directly from the numeric keypad

without using a menu.

5EFF (effect) button

Displays the effect (wipe, dissolve) start

point in the R-VTR time counter display

panel. At the same time, displays the OUT

point of the player selected in the A row of

the SOURCE section (see page 1-6) and

the IN point of the player selected in the B

row in the corresponding time counter

display panels.

When a cut is selected, or when manual

effect execution is selected, all time

counter display panels show “.. .. .. ..”.

6SPLIT (T-TIME) button

SPLIT: When split editing is enabled,

displays the split edit time in the R-

VTR time counter display panel.

T-TIME (title transition time) (SHIFT +

SPLIT): Used to set the time for

insertion and removal of a title key.

7TOTAL (START) button

TOTAL: Displays the total execution time

of the edit in the R-VTR time counter

display panel.

START (SHIFT + TOTAL): Displays

the edit start point in the R-VTR time

counter display panel.

8DUR (SPEED) button

DUR (duration): Displays the duration.

SPEED (SHIFT + DUR): Displays the

initial DMC playback speed (unit: %)

for a player selected for DMC

playback. Used in DMC editing to set

the initial DMC playback speed.

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9PTTRN NO (REEL) button

PTTRN NO (wipe pattern number):

Press this button, lighting it, to specify

a wipe pattern to use by entering the

pattern number.

REEL (SHIFT + PTTRN NO): Displays

the reel numbers of the VTRs.

Note

Pressing this button puts system into a

mode in which you can enter a reel

number. However, note that 0992 to

0996 and 0999 are reserved numbers

and are not available. Also, the

numbers shown in the following table

are assigned to external input or

internal signals and cannot be used as

VTR reel numbers.

0TRANS TIME (EDIT NO) button

TRANS TIME (transition time):

Displays the time from the start to the

end of an effect in the R-VTR time

counter display panel.

EDIT NO (edit number) (SHIFT +

TRANS TIME): Press this button,

lighting it, to display the 4-digit edit

number of the current edit in the R-

VTR time counter display panel. In

this state, entering another number

loads the corresponding edit from

EDL memory.

Depending on the state of the edit,

an “n” (new edit), “r” (recorded

edit), or “d” (deleted edit) appears

before the number.

qa GO TO (SCR GO) button

GO TO: Cues up the VTRs to the

flashing edit points (IN point, OUT

point, effect start point, or edit start

point) displayed in the time counter

display panels.

SCR (scratchpad) GO (SHIFT + GO

TO): Cues up the VTRs to the

position of the timecode displayed in

the scratchpad.

Number External input or internal

signal

0991 AUX input

0997 Color bar signal (internal signal)

0998 Color background signal

(internal signal)

BLK Black signal (internal signal)

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5EDIT MODE section

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CHG BAS 1ST EDIT

A5 A6 A7 A8

EDIT MODE

A1 A2 A3 A4

ASMBL

A5 A6 A7 A8

1Audio insert buttons

2A5 to A8 indicators

3V (CHG BAS) button

4ASMBL (1ST EDIT) button

Sets the edit mode.

1Audio insert buttons

Select the audio channels (A1 to A8) for

audio insert editing. Multiple channels can

be selected. The A1 to A4 buttons light

when pressed. The A5 to A8 indicators

light when the A5 (SHIFT + A1) to A8

(SHIFT + A4) buttons are pressed.

Pressing a button again cancels the

channel selection.

2A5 to A8 indicators

Light to show that channels A5 to A8 are

selected for audio insert editing.

3V (CHG BAS) button

V (video insert): Press this button,

lighting it, to conduct video insert

editing.

CHG BAS (change base) (SHIFT + V):

Specifies whether to use the video IN

point or audio IN point as the base

point in insert editing using both video

and audio. The other IN point is

shifted relative to the base point (split

editing mode). The AUDIO BASE

indicator (see page 1-12) lights if you

specify the audio IN point as the base

point.

There are two modes of base

specification, and you can switch

between them using the setup menu.

For more information about base

specification mode switching, see page

6-51(2).

Chapter 2 Preparations 2-3

2 Preparations

System Settings

Make the following settings on the control panel.

P1 P3

MODE

HMS F HMS F HMS F

RESET

CTL TC SERVO

P2 CUT

TITLE

DISS

SET UP

TRANS

T-TRNS

STATUS

WIPE MAN

AUX/

BACK

GRND R-VTR

P1 P2 AUX/

BACK

GRND R-VTR

SOURCE TYPE TITLE

PATTERN EDGE

EXT

KEY

MATTE

EFF

OUT

REMOTE

MON OUT

SWER

MIXER

BORDER

SOFT SELECT

REV

P2 P3

MODE RESET

CTL TC SERVO R-VTR

MODE RESET

CTL TC SERVO

COL BAR

BKGD

BLACK

LUM

BKGD WIDTH

EDGE TITLE

MATTE KEY MATTE FADER

WIDTH

CLIP

SAT

SOFT

GAIN

HUE

FADER

AUDIO BASE

DENSITY NEW EDIT

MODE buttons

• If timecode is already recorded on all the tapes you will be

using, press the MODE buttons to light the TC indicators.

• If there is no timecode recorded on even one of the tapes,

press the MODE buttons to light the CTL indicators.

TC indicator

CTL indicator

TC indicator

CTL indicator

TC indicator

CTL indicator

SETUP (SHIFT + DISS) button

Press the button to put the system into

setup mode, and make basic system

settings and initial edit condition

settings.

For details, see Chapter 6 “Setup”.

MIXER button, SWER button

Press these buttons, lighting them, if

you will be using this unit to control

an audio mixer or video switcher

connected to the processor unit’s

MIXER and SWER connectors.

STATUS (SHIFT + EFF OUT) button

Press the STATUS (SHIFT + EFF OUT) button if you want to

display status information and edit data on the main monitor (the

video monitor connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the

processor unit).

See the next page for more information about status displays.

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Status Displays

Note

Status displays appear only when the video format is 59.94 Hz.

When using the optional BKE-701 HD Switcher Board, you can

display tape positions and edit data on the main monitor (the video

monitor connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the

processor unit). A display such as the one in the figure below

appears when you press the STATUS (SHIFT + EFF OUT) button

in the MON OUT section of the control panel.

IN: IN point data

OUT: OUT point data

EFFECT: Effect start point

SPLIT: Split edit data

DURATION: Duration

SHOW START: Edit start point

:::

TOTAL: Total edit time

SPEED: Playback speed

T-TIME: Title transition time

PTTRN NO: Wipe pattern number

REEL: Reel number

TRANS TIME: Transition time

EDIT NO: Edit number

Data for each VTR. When

there is no data to display,

“--:--:--:--” appears.

VTR status displays

For details, see the next section

“VTR status displays”.

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